What are your favorite newsletter in general?

Question

I follow Hiten Shah, Andrew Chen, Product Manager HQ and they are very interesting.

Arielle Crane · Accepted Answer

curated freelance/independent work gigs with a dose of sarcasm and humor. super funny read, even if you're not actively looking for a new gig. definitely wins an award for amazing copy + readability!

Thomas Leitermann · Answer

Best opinionated tech newsletter there is, hands down!

Sebastian Lozano · Answer

A very informative daily newsletter covering the essential business and tech news of the day. Unique, easy-to-read tone and a great design. It's burgeoning insider group is also great place to spark discussions, be part of a community, and even find gigs!

Tejas Kinger · Answer

Check out Newsletter Stash. They have a collection of some of the best newsletters out there!

John Ababseh · Answer

My go to newsletter read every morning! Fun to read quick digest about the latest in tech and business.

Bobby Dishell · Answer

The Brew provides a comprehensive and informative analysis of what is happening. The key differentiator for me, is their colloquial language and ability to also break down the how and the why in an approachable way. This is great for those involved in the business world and as well as those working in other fields.

ZHAO Zike · Answer

Well, I have personally collect the blogs I really enjoy, and use simple statistcs with Pocket data for some filtering. Not sure if this can be helpful to you. I also include the list I subscribe, at https://github.com/cqcn1991/Tech-Insight

Thomas Leitermann · Answer

Best overview of recent developments in technology - great links to blog posts and Ben's always insightful take on the tech news of the last week.
I read basically every single link in this newsletter.

Dylan Silverstein · Answer

Let's think about the essentials to a good newsletter- Creative Subject Lines ☑️ , tailored to a knowledgeable audience ☑️, frequent updates/communication ☑️, educational content ☑️, a user friendly layout ☑️, Personality ☑️, integration ☑️, conversational ☑️. MB is quite simply the best on the marketplace

Brett Lindenberg · Answer

Series F is always a welcome inbox present on Sunday mornings. If you're interested in the venture capital landscape, you will appreciate the quality mix of links + short commentary that @neilswmurray puts together each week.

Tim Hopkins · Answer

Hilarious and informative. Good story collection for the most part, and even if its content you don't care about the write-ups are fun and sometimes punny. :)

Tim Hopkins · Answer

One of the sharpest minds in the digital space, and a good writer, to boot.

Martijn de Kuijper · Answer

Great newsletter by MG Siegler. In his own words, he is using his newsletter for thoughts longer than 140 characters, otherwise it would be on Twitter, and on thoughts shorter than 500 words otherwise he would write a blogpost about it. It’s very interesting that he doesn’t only curate content he finds worth reading, but also includes important quotes and his personal opinions about certain subjects right inside the newsletter.

Darshan Gajara · Answer

Nice and clean curation of meaningful articles on product design.

Manoj M J · Answer

Very informative newsletter for software engineers.

Lisa Siva · Answer

Some great conversation starters for the water cooler. Also, if you invest at all, it's dead useful and never pandering. Great taste in newsletters, BTW - Hiten and Andrew Chen are both fabulous.

Thomas Leitermann · Answer

Found it on Producthunt and really like there daily newsletter with the best articles - always find 1 or 2 of the 6 (nice amount) that I then read in detail

joshua bradley · Answer

Well thought out, spans everything from tech to health and biohacking. Only 1 p/mo. Solid.

Miguel Hammond · Answer

i like reading on them

Martijn de Kuijper · Answer

You can find a lot of interesting newsletters at Discover! We categorized them so you can easily browse them.